Kling AI: An Overview of Its Video Generation Models
Kling AI is a powerful video generator model that offers creative solutions for content creators. With two versions—Kling 1.0 and Kling 1.5—you have the flexibility to create videos using both text-to-video and image-to-video options. In this blog post, we’ll break down the key features of both versions, pricing, and how the latest lip-sync option can take your videos to the next level.
Kling AI Versions: Kling 1.0 vs Kling 1.5
| Feature | Kling 1.0 | Kling 1.5 | Commonality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Text-to-Video & Image-to-Video | Available | Available | Both versions support this. |
| Aspect Ratios (16:9, 9:6, 1:1) | Available | ||
| Camera Movement | Available | Not Available | |
| Motion Brush | Available | Not Available | |
| Credit Consumption | Standard Mode: 10 credits; Professional Mode: 35 credits | Professional Mode Only: 35 credits per generation | Both have Professional Mode. |
| Initial Video Length | 5 seconds (extend by 10 seconds for 1 credit) | 5 seconds (extend by 10 seconds for 1 credit) | Both generate 5-sec initial video |
| Visual Quality | Standard quality | Richer and more detailed visuals | Both generate high-quality videos |
Lip Sync is availble in both versions and cost 5 credits.
For Lip sync
- Create an image in midjourney or any other ai tool or kling
- Change it to video
- Use (Mouth type option)
- Audio can be yours or can create in elevenlabs or if you want character to sing, can create song in suno ai.
Negative Prompts in Kling AI
kling ai has an option of negative prompts let me tell u its useful . I always use it when I use Image to Video option.
One important observation I made is when I tested two videos with the same prompt: “lady walking forward towards the camera.”
In the first video, the result was morphed. So, in the second attempt, I added “neck turned” as a negative prompt, and the video came out correctly.
Now, this isn’t a guaranteed formula, but if you encounter morphing issues in similar walking videos, trying the negative prompt “neck turned” might help.
While Kling AI is amazing with body movements and following prompts, sometimes, even when everything seems correct, the results may not turn out as expected. I believe there’s a bit of luck involved as well.
In my blog, I can’t provide a sure-shot formula to create perfect AI videos, but I upload the user cases of the videos I create, so you can get an idea of what works and what doesn’t.
The below are the negative prompts I always use in Kling ai
Kling Ai Virtual Try On
Kling AI has introduced their AI Virtual Try-On feature, and it’s perfect for showcasing your designs in a whole new way.
🛠️👗 You simply upload single or double garments, and the best part? The models are already built-in! No more need for organizing photoshoots or finding models – just upload your garments and select the model that fits your vibe.
What’s even cooler? The models can turn around to give you a 360° view of how the clothes look from all angles. It’s super handy for getting a realistic preview of your designs. ✨
Now, here’s the deal – this feature is available only for paid users. But if you’re serious about showcasing your creations professionally, this could be a great investment. I’ve been playing around with it, and it’s such a time-saver!
Chk below how to use it.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DC9_k_vNRPz/?igsh=MWh4emI4cHQ2aDQ2ZA==
